South of 45
David J. RovinskyUsing political science to analyze Canadian politics and other current events
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The Budget Australia Had to Have: Jim Chalmers Found His Inner Paul Keating
Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers did not stumble accidentally into reformist politics. His 2004 doctoral dissertation at the Australian National University examined Paul Keating’s leadership style and the political conditions under which A...
Vermont’s Baby Bust and the Failed Green Mountain Model
For decades, Vermont politics was shaped by a particular fear: that the state would become “another New Jersey.” The phrase became shorthand for an entire political instinct. Vermonters worried about sprawl, overdevelopment, suburbanization...
When Shocks Return: Canada-U.S. Free Trade and the Illusion of Stability
For much of the free trade era, Canada’s economic strategy toward the United States rested on a quiet but powerful assumption: stability. Not simply open markets, but a broader political environment presumed to be durable, predictable insti...
Australia: The Lucky Country Problem
The familiar story—and a different take
Australia has long been described, sometimes admiringly and sometimes critically, as “the lucky country,” a phrase popularized by Donald Horne in The Lucky Country and subsequently absorbed into b...
Revelation Without Armageddon: Why Catholic Doctrine Resists End-Times Politics
The Catholic Church affirms the central claim of Christian eschatology: that history has an end, and that end involves the return of Christ. The Second Coming is not metaphorical. It is a core element of doctrine, embedded in the Creed and...
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Political scientist and former American diplomat specializing in comparative politics (especially Canada) and political philosophy.
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